Are language and identity inseparable? | Diasporican Educational Program @CentroPR
Are language and identity inseparable? | Diasporican Educational Program  @CentroPR
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This video is from Unit One of the Diasporican Educational Program.

The goal of this unit, Rethinking Puerto Rican Identity and Language, is that students understand that diaspora is not a fixed category nor a homogenizing identity, but a complicated process in which individuals are prompted to question limiting ideas about language and identity to make sense of themselves in a new context.

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A self-guided course teaching the social history of the Puerto Rican Diaspora throughout time across borders, language, identity, histories, and more.

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